Senior Andrew Voelsing is studying climate system science and engineering as he prepares for a career as a Navy officer. Through leadership roles with NROTC and Camp Kesem, he has learned to face new challenges with enthusiasm.
CSAIL researchers developed a single AI model that simulates the behavior of many substances. By learning how matter moves, the system could assist with developing soft robots, medicines, and much more.
Combat veteran Jill Rahon SM ’16, PhD ’24 says her experiences as an MIT PhD student in nuclear science and engineering influence her current teaching at the United States Military Academy.
Engineers have developed a nanoscale particle for delivering personalized cancer vaccines. The particle could be adapted to carry many different antigens, to potentially prevent or treat individual patients’ tumors.
Engineers designed a robotic enteroscope that can move easily through the narrow passage of the small intestine. They hope to deploy it to perform imaging, deliver drugs, and remove small polyps or tissue samples for biopsy.
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